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I ask because I went through the same thing: 1) no sound, but radio working; 2) pulled and reseated fuses; 3) radio seems okay; 4) I thought (incorrectly) that the problem was solved.

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POST 1Original post

My radio quit working and I removed a couple of fuses looking for the correct one. I believe I put them all back in the proper places but I just want to make sure. Can someone PLEASE take a picture of your fuse panel and upload it so I can compare. THANK YOU!!!

POST 2Original post

Have you tried looking at the articles in the Electronics category of the ARTICLES section of this site?? I know there are several with pics of fuse boxes.

POST 3Original post

I did a search of the entire site for "fuse panel" and nothing in the returning list has an image. If you have a link to an article with an image it would be appreciated.

POST 4Original post

You can find pictures in the Articles section, but here are a few from the articles. Hope these help:

POST 5Original post

Exactly what I needed. As it turns out I did have 2 switched. THANK YOU!!

POST 6Original post

http://www.planet-9.com/reviews/showproduct.php?product=132&cat=5 about 3/4 of the way down...

POST 7Original post

Is your problem that the radio does not power up (power or fuse related) or that the radio seems to work but that there is no sound (like the amplifiers are off)? I ask because I went through the same thing: 1) no sound, but radio working; 2) pulled and reseated fuses; 3) radio seems okay; 4) I thought (incorrectly) that the problem was solved. Unfortunately it recurred again a few days later. I went to the dealer where they reprogrammed my radio. It was fine for a couple of months, then last week it did the same thing. The next day it was fine. I read the TCB about radio problems being attributed to bad CDs or non-commercial ones (self burned) ... I do have one custom CD created by a stereo dealer but the CDS never seems to have a problem with it. But now I power off the radio before I shut off the car and repower it after it's restarted ... so far, no problems.

POST 8Original post

It was actually a fuse that blew when I jumped the dead battery.

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